Cycle Oregon’s famous weeklong ride will end after this year
The 2023 edition will be its 33rd and final ride.
Rides/Events
NOTE: Our calendar is down for maintenance. We hope to release a new one soon. For ride and event information, see our coverage below and sign up for our Weekend Event Guide and Weekly Reader emails.
For details on great rides, check the Shift Calendar.
Weekend Event Guide: Bike sale, crossing 217, fixed gear fun, and more
Our hand-picked selection of the best rides and events coming your way. Sponsored by Ride the Dirt Wave – Klootchy Creek June 3-4.
Reminder: Wednesday is T-Shirt Night at Bike Happy Hour
T-shirts can be more than just fabric and fashion. They are subtle flags we fly to identify ourselves and attract similarly bike-minded future friends.
Klootchy Creek MTB event kicks off new series of rides and races on the Oregon Coast
An exciting new series of MTB rides and races kicks off June 3rd and 4th at Klootchy Creek Trails.
Weekend Event Guide: Filmed By Bike, adaptive group ride, Timbers crawl, and more
Our hand-picked selection of the best rides and events coming your way. Sponsored by Ride the Dirt Wave – Klootchy Creek June 3-4.
Checking in on Bike Happy Hour (and announcing T-Shirt Swap and Share Night!)
Updates and announcements about our favorite event of the week.
Weekend Event Guide: Fat Bike Fest, slough sleuthing, short track racing, and more
Our hand-picked selection of the best rides and events coming your way.
Sunday Parkways season kicks off in east Portland
First of three coming this year.
10 great Portland bike rides (from our friends at PBOT)
These are the classic. Do them and you are officially a Portlander.
Weekend Event Guide: Full moon, family ride, Sunday Parkways and more
Our hand-picked selection of the best rides and events coming your way.
Amazing journeys will be shared at two bike book events this week
Get hyped for summer riding and reading!
At City Hall rally, Portlanders say bikes are still the future
Bikes are still the future in Portland, and these advocates will keep spreading the word until people at City Hall listen.